This may be a question you ask yourself daily, but I’m not talking about your lunch. Instead, what diversity of pasture species are you...

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As Regenerative Agriculture gains traction, farming practices that are not so commonly used are being explored. One such practice is Free...

I recently attended a Rural Professionals Seminar on Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions on New Zealand Farms. This seminar covered the...

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Pasture sampling for summer is underway, so here’s three good reasons why knowing what’s happening with your pasture is so important. A...

A client posed a question this week when we were discussing fertiliser options. He said, “I can buy a heck of a lot of magnesium oxide to su

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It must be spring. Cows are calving, ewes are lambing and Doug Edmeades has had his annual rant at the “pseudo-science” of Albrecht ratio th